Orton Coping with Harassment Students, Faculty Discuss They Met Because of an Incident That Action Clearly Carries a Threat Ofviolence

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.....-VE EEwww.dailyevergreen.com Vol. 107 No. 27 A Student Publication of Washington State University since 1895 Friday, September 29, 2000 Orton coping with harassment Students, faculty discuss They met because of an incident that action clearly carries a threat ofviolence. what you say," Stryker said. occurred on Friday night when a homo- The fact that we have a case of malicious Huskey said she agreed people should concerns about safety, phobic slur and a swastika were drawn harassment here is not the most impor- have the right to their opinions, but intolerance on campus on a homosexual student's door in Orton tant part of this meeting. Determining there is a need for communication Hall. why this happened is. between people. By Cameron Probert Fear and respect were the topics stu- "Ideally, we shouldn't have to invoke Jen Estroff, a junior majoring in zool- ogy, said the homophobic slur made her More than 50 students and faculty dents brought up during the course of the malicious harassment law. Is it pos- angry, but the swastika upset her even tried to pack into a small classroom-size the night. sible that we could live in a community more. study on the third floor of Orton Hall Melynda Huskey, director of the gay, that we are safe from harassment?" "I'm Jewish," Estroff said. ''When I Wednesday night. . lesbian, bisexual and allies program, James Stryker, a sophomore in politi- So many people attended the started the discussion with the defini- cal science, said he opposes violent acts saw that I wondered 'what else does this McCroskey Coffee Hour they had to tion of malicious harassment. and threatening acts, but people have a person not like?'" move to a lobby about four times larger "Words alone do not constitute mali- right to their opinions. on the 12th floor. cious harassment," Huskey said. ''This ''You shouldn't have to live in fear of See Harassment, page 4 Training corps to take on Inland Northwest

ROTC sends troops to Moscow for a different kind of game By T.J. Conrads WSU will have a chance to get revenge on the University of Idaho for the defeat on homecoming weekend. Army ROTC teams from both schools, and teams from Eastern Washington University and Gonzaga University, will meet at 7:30 ...... '., ."fTT i ...,,('Dan O'Brien Tnick Complex for the annual Task Force Palouse Ranger Challenge. Spectators are encouraged to attend. There is no charge for the event. Three WSU teams of nine cadets will compete in several events to test physical fitness and technical skills. More than 100 cadets from the four universities will participate. Following the opening cere- monies, the competition will begin at 8 a.m. Team members will fly to the starting point in a UH-60 Blackhawk heli- MIKE STUNTZ/DAILY EVERGREEN copter. ROTC members practice throwing grenades at the intermural soccer fields Thursday afternoon. During the first set of. events, the teams must con- the Army Physical Fitness M16A2 rifle disassembly and two male teams and one evening. struct, cross and dissemble a Test. The APFT is a three- reassembly drill and a ten- female team. All officers have "It's the only competitive bridge, while never touching stage event featuring timed kilometer "Ruck-March," in been training since the first activity we do," said Carie the ground. They also will par- sit-ups, push-ups and a two- which cadets must carry a 35- day of school, for two hours Moorman, WSU senior and ticipate in a 30-meter hand- mile run. pound rucksack filled with before classes every morning, ROTC officer, explaining the grenade accuracy drill, and Afternoon events begin at equipment and an M-16 rifle. starting at 5:30 a.m., and. 2:15 and include a timed The Cougar Battalion has another hour of training in the See ROTC, page 4 Doing the copy thing All-nighter to fight cancer .-==~~ ~~~~ By Jessica White Committee co-chair. "It makes and come together for one contributing writer a great impact on all our common goal - and that is lives." awareness and raising Pulunan co.umunity mem- Seven teams participated in monies," Ketchie said. bers aud W"U students will Relay For Life last year. This The relay raised about lace up their shoes tonight to year, the Relay Planning $7,000 last year, Thomas said. begin the 20-hour Relay For Committee will make its goal She said the committee's goal Life sponsored by the of 20 teams, Thomas said. The this year is to raise $24,000. American Cancer Society. teams include an almost equal Registration is $5 per team The second annual Relay number of community teams member and covers the cost of for Life in "the Pullman area and WSU student teams, a shirt. will begin at 6 p.m. at the Thomas said. Each team also has the pullman High School track. Thomas has been working option to raise additional Relay For Life is a national with Kevin Ketchie, the other funds. Some ask for donations walk-a-thon program to raise Relay Planning Committee co- or pledges and some sell lumi- funds for cancer research, chair and WSU Scheduling naries that are decorated in education, advocacy and ser- and Catering director, since honor of someone who is bat- vice. the first relay was held last tling or has died of cancer. "I don't think there is a sin- April. Ketchie said he sees There is a luminary ceremony gle one of us that is not affect- this event as a great way to at 9 p.m. on the track. There is ed by the disease," said get the community and stu- a moment of silence as track JEFF WHITNEY/THE DAILY EVERGREEN Virginia Thomas, Leadership dents working side-by-side. lights are dimmed and the Senior Emerson Jahn, majoring W1 psychology and communi- Center coordinator at WSU "This gives us the opportu- cations, prepares some copies Thursday morning at Cougar and a Relay Planning nity to tear down the walls See Cancer, page 4 Copies in the CUB. . 2 THE DAilY EVERGREEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2000 NEWS ....POLICE LOG ------Wednesday, Sept. 22 Assault 1:12 p.m., Bleasner Drive After the assault occurred, the victim was transported to the hospital for a dislocated shoulder.

Alcohol Offense 9:54 p.m., Grand Avenue Someone attempted to buy beer with a fake 10 at Dissmore's IGA.

Thursday, Sept. 28 Noise Complaint 2:10 a.m., Alpha Road Report of loud noises, maybe a megaphone was used. -COMMUNITY CALENDAR ---

Today Baptist Collegiate Ministries will meet at 7 p.m. in Butch's Den. This week John Warner, Sara Bohman, and Paul Booker will speak.

The Association of Pagan Students will sponsor a lunch discussion from noon to 2 p.m. at the north end of the New Library roof.

Nuthouse presents a night of improvisational comedy at 8 p.m. in Wadleigh Theater, Daggy Hall. Tickets are $2.

Saturday, Sept. 30 The Batten Disease Awareness Run will be held Sept. 30. For more information call or visit any Daily Grind location.

Monday, Sept. 2 Sign up for mock interviews on Oct. 2 with a recruiter coming to the Fall Career Expo. Online registration required. Call Career Services at 335-2546 for more information or come to Lighty 180.

Sign up for the second annual "Be a Star!" Etiquette Dinner to be held in the CUB Ballroom on Oct. 2. The cost is $10 (check, MC, VISA only). Call 335-9107 or come to Career Services in Lighty 160 to register.

Miscellaneous A free weight management support group is being offered on Wednesdays from 3 p.m. to 5 Oct. 11 through Dec. 13. For more information or to register call HWS Wellness Programs at 335-5759.

Camp Larson is holding a Ropes Course facilitator training session Oct. 6-8 and 13-15. Interested persons may call 335-1875 or email [email protected].

The YMCA is now accepting appncations.for volunteers in the fOl- lowing programs: Buddy Mentor Program, Special Olympic Bowling Coaches, Special Population Fitness Program and Teens in Service. Applications can be picked up at CUB 318, or call 335-3915 for more information. i -CORRECTIONS --....._._--..;.;.. In the Sept. 28 edition of The Daily Evergreen, the musicians in the photo on page 5 were playing oboes. Undergraduate students interested in serving on the ASWSU Election Board please contact: In the Sept. 26 article "Big Willie has style, Indigo hits its greatest," the writer of "Crazy" was misidentified. Willie Nelson wrote the song Carolyn Stolrneier, Student Programs Coordinator at "Crazy." 335~6243 or by e-mail - [email protected]

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Police watching roads Expired in rural areas of county By Emily Wagnitz the data for their own records and also sends it to the Three Buckle your seat belts and Flags program and other agen- watch your speedometer if you cies such as the Washington are planning to drive through State Traffic Safety Albion, Malden or Pine City. Commission who keep track of The Whitman County the numbers, Anderson said. Sheriff's Office and the Deputies have already Washington State Patrol will be checked seat belt usage in watching those areas for traffic Albion, Malden and Pine City, infractions during the evenings and are now ready to pullover between today and Oct. 8. drivers who break the law in The Sheriff's Office is concen- those areas. They are looking trating on the three areas to for all types of infractions, gather data about seat belt use Anderson said, adding that the and traffic safety for the Three Sheriff's Office is particularly Flags Traffic Safety concerned with DUls right now. Enforcement Survey. "They've gone up tremen- The Three Flags program is dously since 1999," Anderson an international program that said. compiles and analyzes statistics According to previously gath- on traffic safety throughout the ered statistics, as of Sept. 26 the United States and Canada, Sheriff's Office had made 59 Undersheriff Don Anderson said. . DUI arrests. By the same date The Sheriff's Office has been last year there had only been participating in the program 36. The Sheriff's Office predicts MIKE STUNTZ/THE DAilY EVERGREEN since 1996, he said. they will make over 100 DUI A Parking Services officer issues a parking ticket outside of The Bookie. . Over the past few years they arrests by the end of the year, have watched many stretches compared with the 70 in 1999. of road in the county, he said. "There's not a lot of tolerance Initially, deputies park at the for DUl's," Anderson said. Man arrested following fight sites and count the number of 'We're going to arrest every one passing drivers who are wear- that we find." From staff and wire reports Wednesday for a report of a fight, apparently ing their seat belts. On the upside, Whitman over a woman. "This is a non-enforcement Pullman police arrested a 23-year-old man The victim told police the suspect came into County typically does well on Wednesday afternoon on suspicion of assault function," Anderson said. They seat belt use, Anderson said. his apartment and knocked on the bathroom do not pull over unbelted drivers. and possession of marijuana following a fight door as the victim was getting out of the show- The Three Flags Program's that left another man with a broken shoulder. Later, they return to the area main focus is seat belt and child er. to enforce traffic laws, and try Officers arrested Jason L. Waller at a resi- When the victim opened the door, the suspect car seat usage, Anderson dence on Terre View Drive Wednesday on suspi- to determine if their presence explained. Whitman County allegedly threw him into the bathtub and con- helped improve seat belt usage cion of second-degree assault. When officers tinued hitting him with his fists. After the vic- has been recognized a few times were making the arrest, they also found a bag of and overall traffic safety, for achieving more than 80 per- tim escaped to the living room, the suspect marijuana, weighing less than 40 grams, in his Anderson said. cent compliance. reportedly pursued him and continued to hit The Sheriff's Office compiles possession. him. Waller was booked at the Pullman Police Several witnesses were in the' apartment at Department and then transported to Whitman the time and told officers the victim's brother Questions surround County Jail in Colfax. broke up the fight and the suspect left the He appeared in court Thursday morning and apartment. was released on bail. The victim complained of severe shoulder possible assault As of Thursday, Whitman County pain and was transported to Pullman Memorial Prosecutors Office had not filed charges against Hospital, where X-rays revealed his right shoul- From staff and wire reports possibly green, the witness Waller. der was fractured. reported. Police were called to an apartment on The victim was treated and released from the WSU police are looking for "When we get those type of Northeast Merman Drive shortly after 1 p.m. hospital. answers after receiving a things we really don't know report of a man possibly what we're dealing with," said assaulting a woman in the WSU police Sgt. Don Maupin. College· Hill working with police CUB parking lot Wednesday Since the couple was not night. found and no other witnesses From staff and wire reports place on A Street, Halleck said students asked officers to inter- A woman called WSU police have come forward, it is impos- he met with the individuals vene when some men were shortly before 9 p.m. Last weekend proved stu- involved ahead of time and making unwanted advances Wednesday after hearing a sible to know whether the inci- dents and police can get along in sought their cooperation to woman screaming. She told dent was an assault or possibly toward women. The men left Pullman, said College Hill beat ensure the events would be safe. police she saw a man holding misunderstood horseplay, the area. officer Carew Halleck. The officer said the parties down a woman in a parked car. Maupin said. "I found the cooperation we "We received great support were crowded, and police were The woman ran inside the Maupin hopes anyone who received from students last from the students and really CUB to call the police. When saw the incident or knows weekend to be very heartening," called to break up a fight in the appreciated their cooperation,"· she returned, the car was gone. about it will contact him or Halleck said in a Pullman area. However, Halleck said the Halleck said, noting the cooper- Officers searched the area another WSU police officer. Police Department press party-goers were supportive of ative efforts occurred in the with the woman caller, but did Witnesses can call the WSU release. police efforts and even found same area where students and not find the two people. Police Department at 335-8548 After hearing about several witnesses for the officers to police clashed during the 1998 The four-door car was dark, . or Maupin at 335-6206. large parties scheduled to take interview. Later that evening, riot. pULLMAN ~----~~~I~~.~~~----~r;fI.=t ( FORD· MERCURY) Mention this ad and receive 50 Gallons Free Gas With every new or used vehicle

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that something like this does Each team is composed of at towns get involved, she said. Harassment not ride here," Valrey-Jung Cancer least six members, said Eventually she hopes that it continued from front page said. "If this can happen here, it continued from front page Matthew Pearce, a junior will become a year-round fund- can happen to your floor." majoring in criminal justice and raising effort. WSU police officer Joe The recent assault of luminaries are lit and set a team captain. Teams vow to Teams can register until the Kirshner, the officer in charge Atuanya Priester on Sept. 1 around the track to ligh t the have at least one member walk- event begins. There will be a of the investigation, said he will and another slur that was writ- pathway of the walkers. ing on the track at all times table set up at the event put his best effort into solving ten on the calendar of the Asian Entertainment is provided throughout the relay. Some where donations can be made American and Pacific Islander this crime, but he will need the team members walk one hour and luminaries may be pur- help of the community. throughout the night, which Student Center added to some includes live music, speakers, and others walk the entire 20 chased. Information about the students' fear of the Orton Hall "I've heard a lot of fear hours. American Cancer Society also tonight," Kirshner said. ''You food, games, a pajama party incident. Thomas said she would like will be available, Thomas shouldn't have to feel fear, and a tent city for those who Rachel, Hobart, a senior in to see this event grow until said. Those interested in "I can go and interview spend -the night. A children's every living group on campus putting together a team can political science, said this is the everyone in the building, but I corner also is provided with bal- . puts together a team. She also first time since she has been need your help." loon animals, face painting and contact Virginia Thomas at would like to see other local here that she is afraid to walk Estroff said the changes have stories. 335-1359. around campus. to start on a personal level, and "I've been seeing 'the mad- she tries to fight stereotypes ness is coming' written on the when she hears them. great opportunity to practice instructors for the Cougar sidewalk," Hobart said, refer- "When I hear someone say, ROTC and develop leadership and to Battalion. ring to the message appearing 'Oh that's so gay,' I go up and continued from front page build a team bond," Vick said. ''It gives (the officers) a lot of on campus sidewalks, such as ask them what they mean by The competition will give - camaraderie," Smith said ofthe the one outside of Todd Hall. that," Estroff said. "Do you reason for such rigorous train- cadets the ability to demon- competition. "(The Ranger ''We seriously think the Klan is know what that means? strate their skills, and possibly Challenge) shows them what coming." ing. Usually they say, 'You are so gain some bragging rights. they can do." Wayne Valrey-Jung, a senior uptight.' For Moorman, and fellow . ''We get to show the other The Award Ceremony will in architecture, said people "It's worth it though, because ROTC officer and WSD senior schools what we're made of," begin at 3 p.m., followed by a have to realize this action when people say those types of Alexis Vick, this will be their Moorman said. affects the whole community. things I feel like they are third time competing. 2nd Lt. Ryan Smith, a 2000 barbecue on the east side of the ''We all need to start to say assaulting me." 'The Ranger Challenge is a WSD alumnus, is one of the Kibbie Dome.

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~..- ~.~_. _ _.._ •.• _._ ••...... ••• "'-'- .. __ _.· _loo __ ...,,.~~.,__,_~- ."'_A"~"-·.~ "',.-....._...... _.. THE DAILY EVERGREEN In My Opinion: "Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you hold well." -Josh Billings Friday, September PINION29, 2000 Page 5 THE SOAPBOX And now ... the WSU,_.~~~ Hate crime legislation Whirling Dervishes doomed to fail Curt Collier of Dunn, Tenn. was orgetButch. walking through a public housing As previously report- project when he was attacked ed, WSU's and robbed by a group of black FAdministration is men. Collier was wearing a shirt working on a new logo for with a Confederate flag pattern the university, one to on it. replace the "flying The crime is being investigated sausages" adopted in as a routine assault. Questions, 1998. however, are being raised about The whole thing whether or not the crime classi- sounds suspiciously like fies as a hate crime. a way for the adminis- This case only highlights the tration to waste time fact that hate crime legislation is on silly debates and doomed to fail because it is too ignore genuine con- vague and too universal. What flicts currently facing crimes aren't hate crimes? There the campus. can always be a certain aspect of Coca-Cola's appar- a victim's identity that can be ent takeover of the raised to push prosecution to the world, for instance. level of hate crime. But if it really Hate crime legislation hinges wants to turn this on valuing the means over the minor thing into a major ends; it becomes more important time-consuming debacle, that a victim was a black victim or why stop at changing the a foreign-born victim than the fact that they were a victim at all. logo when so much more Hate crime prosecution is, by chaos can be raised by its very nature, arrogant in its changing WSU's mascot? assumption that it can ascertain Ignore the generations with even the slightest degree of which have stood behind our certainty the inner motivations of precious cougar. Disregard any criminal. the years oftradition that In doing so, hate crime legisla- come with the symbol. tion promotes the darkest and It's time for something new, same lines as constitutionally egregious institu- and "if it ain't broke, but is unimportant, the mountain lion tionalization of Orwellian we'll fix it anyway" seems to be the WSU in that WSU students "Thought Police." motto. might as well be moun- "Jurassic Park"-style raptor? At one point, The scariest idea involved in In anticipation of the onslaught of let- tain goats to survive all the real raptor slam dunks the ball and the support of hate crime legisla- ters and phone calls asking me, "But the hills in Pullman. the backboard shatters. Sweet stuff, and I tion is that there exists even the Weaver - what should be WSU's mas- MOUNTAIN DEW: have yet to see a Cougar do that. possibility of crime without hate. cot?" I have compiled a humble list of Never mind. Sigh. We OWLS: It's high time the college started THE TECHNICIAN (NORTH CAROLINA STATE U.) some of the better mascot choices out don't do the Dew there. These are as good as mascots get, so L..;~ -. focusing on academics instead of sports, ~ around here anymore. University rules if we wind up supporting the WSU Dust and this new mascot would symbolize a Bunnies a year from now, don't blame me. iW PENGUINS: Up-side: renewed emphasis on education, negating Matthew R. The athletes all wear our party school status. (Plus, like college should prevail MOUNTAIN LIONS: This is the mascot students, owls stay up all night, too.) that makes the most sense from an Weaver tuxedos while playing. for students administrative viewpoint. Not only is it an Commentary Down-side: Have you BLUE-FOOTED BOOBIES: I'm not touch- ~-' -'~.'~---- ever seen a penguin ing this line with a lO-foot pole. There is a social contract when appropriate statement about all the hills you become a member of any pri- in our surrounding environment, but who could even remotely be called MONSTER TRUCKS/ KILLER ROBOTS: vate organization, especially there would be no reason - and no cost - "Butch',? If Comedy Central's "Battlebots" TV show when that organization is a col- to remove all the' cougars on campus, since VELOCIRAPTORS: Have you seen the is any indication, different pieces of lege or university. A student they are the same animal. And really, Gatorade commercial where one of the machinery beating the snot out of one agrees to obey the rules and poli- what's in a name? players from the 'Ioronto Raptors faces off another may be the next big thing, and cies of the university, and if these MOUNTAIN GOATS: This is along the on the basketball court with an actual, See Mascot, page 13 policies are ignored, the student must face the consequences. The highest court of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts upheld this prin- Police deserve respect, not anger ciple in a decision involving police in gen- Brandeis University. Following a ublic opinion towards Joe is a speeding ticket? end up writing some tickets for eral. four-month suspension for an police tends to be some- Dillon Now think of yourself as an MIPs. You understand their sit- For exam- alleged date rape, a Brandeis stu- Pwhat negative, especially Guest officer. The dispatcher sends .uation, but it's your job, and no dent sued the university, citing a among WSU students. Most ple, let's say you to this loud party. A neigh- one likes to be lied to. lack of due process within the people have been pulled over ~~~,~en~a~y_" you had a bor reported the party was out The perspectives are so dif- undergraduate judicial system. by an officer who wrote a ticket party at your of hand. That's all you know. ferent between the student and The complaint would have had for no apparent reason. apartment. The police came to You get to the apartment the police officer that it's really merit if Brandeis had in fact vio- Yes, they're out there. They bust it up, and wrote a couple complex at about 2 a.m., and hard to understand them. lated its own policies. But univer- are watching for you. When MIPs. you can hear the place before Most officers have been stu- sity judicial processes are sepa- they find you, they're going to Life goes on, and the next you get out of your car. You dents, so it's a little easier for rate from state and federal courts write you a BS ticket. There's week you end up with a speed- knock, and as soon as the door them to understand where the - they are not and should not be no denying some officers can be ing ticket for 10 oyer the limit opens, you see beer bottles students come from. bound by the Constitution. A pri- abrasive and sometimes rude. - 80 in a 60 zone. The officer everywhere. You ask if every- People don't understand that vate university should have carte However, too many people says he "did you a favor," but one is over 21, and some people police don't have the luxury of blanche to enact its policies as associate their bad experience you can feel the rage swell up reluctantly say yes. You check handing out warnings for long as they are meted out fairly. with a certain officer with inside you. What kind of favor and find they were lying. You THE CHRONICLE (DUKE U.) See Police, page 6

THE DAILY EVERGREEN Candace Baltz we want to read your thoughts Editor Stephanie Munson Tonya Ricks Ryan Ford but we can't read your Atlll"'siIlS Editor A&UOpillioll Editor Sports editor Brye Butler Hsiu-Chu Chung Sharul Subki A.ui.\/oI11 Mmlt1SiIlS Editor Pitoto Editor OnlineEditor Unsigned editorials are the majority vote of the eononet board. The editorial board IS composed of Candace d Baltz. Stephanie Munson. Ryan Ford, Hsiu-Chu Chung and Marcus Michelson. The views expressed are those of min tne individual authors and not necessarily those of The Daily Evergreen staff, management or advertisers. or the WSU Board of Regents. Letters 10 the editor - typed - may be mailed or brought to ECflNard R Murrow Center 122. or e-maned to [email protected]. All letters under 200 words are considered for publication. A name, signature and phone number must share your brain. write a letter to the editor. accompany aflletters. The Daily Evergreen reserves the right to edit for space. libel. obscene material and clarity. 6 THE DAILY EVERGREEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2000 OPINION -LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Seattle Symphony into individuals who spoke come, you should check us out. an idea suitable as a memorial tesy to members of the design enthusiastically about shelling I know you will enjoy hearing to war veterans. The jury dif- jury. advertised falsely out $22 to go to this concert music performed by your ferentiated each submittal by The university should not Editor: and yet were completely friends and neighbors in our only an identification number. claim that former WSU Now that the Seattle unaware of the existence of our beautiful community. The jury selected Rawlings" President Glenn Terrell's Symphony has come and gone own Washington-Idaho Ann Marie Yasinitsky design as most suitable to ''Hello Walk" (see bronze I would like to voice my frus- Symphony which incidentally Music and Theater memorialize those who were plaque embedded in the walk), trations concerning the event. just gave its opening season instructor lost during various wars. has been renamed as an idea Firstly, what you heard in concert last weekend. Rawlings was then a fourth- put forth by or for Rawlings. Bryan Auditorium was not the Members of the Washington- year student of landscape No doubt the jury's selection of Seattle Symphony. The Seattle Idaho Symphony include music Memorial's designer's architecture here at wsu. His Richard's design for a veterans Symphony was performing professors from both WSU and efforts forgotten basic design involved human- memorial was a very irnpor- that very same Wednesday the University of Idaho who like bronze figures located as tant point in his life. It is night in Seattle under the have a wealth of experience Editor: individual units set among the unfortunate that his creative baton of its principal conductor, performing in top professional Reference to The Daily existing trees and near the idea bears absolutely no rela- Gerard Schwarz. orchestras like the San Evergreen issue Sept. 21, and diagonal walk that has always tionship to the present memor- The group you heard was a Francisco Symphony, Spokane article "56-year memorial existed in the south-east comer ial. Symphony, Boise reduced Chamber, Baroque- promise nearly fulfilled," by of the site. Each figure would John Mack Roberts Philharmonic, San Jose style orchestra with lots of Christa Thaxton, be revealed to people at walk- Professor, department of Symphony and many more. what musicians call "extra" or In the eighth paragraph, the ing speed as they traversed the horticulture and landscape The musicians themselves "pick-up" musicians. The pro- author states the diagonal diagonal walk. architecture tirelessly send out press releas- walk beneath the large trees is motion and advertising of this Unfortunately Rawlings' es to the local papers but all now known as ''Veterans idea was not constructed. Even "so called" Seattle Symphony too often they are ignored or Walk," an idea put forth by though the jury recommended Lambert works hard was misleading at best and only receive a cursory mention Richard Rawlings, according to Mr. Rawlings' concept and the downright false at worst. in the events calendar. the WSU Foundation. This his- Veterans Memorial Committee despite injury Additionally, the term "sym- In conclusion I would just toric account is in error and honored Rawlings with a cash Editor: phony" means a full orchestra like to let everyone know the does little justice to the ere- award. Later, a few people did I would like to respond to including a complete wood- WSU School of Music presents ative effort of Rawlings. not feel a student was capable the Sept. 27 distastefully writ- wind, brass, percussion and concerts almost every Tuesday I chaired a jury of landscape of such a commendable idea ten article, "Cougars get string section. The group and Thursday for free in architects, architects and and that someone like Mr. upended by Vandals; so what?" which performed in Bryan was Kimbrough Concert Hall or _ artists assembled from outside George Trakas should design about putting ''Nick the Kick" a string orchestra with a cou- Bryan Hall. Some of these the .university that reviewed the memorial. Mr. Trakas' Lambert out of his misery. ple of oboes and French horns. - concerts are given by faculty some 30-40 graphic design design was not submitted to First off, I respect that this Secondly, as a WSU music who have world-class perform- ideas for a contemplated nor judged in any way by the was a commentary and Ryan faculty member who has lived ing credentials. memorial. This was not a con- constituted design jury. Ford's opinion on the perfor- and performed in this commu- To those of you who attend test, it was a design jury How, why, by whom and mance of Nick Lambert. nity for 18 years, I was frus- our concerts regularly we assembled by the Veterans when Mr. Trakas design was However, did Ford know trated by the flood of publicity appreciate your support. To Memorial Committee and accepted by the university has surrounding the event. I ran those of you who have never charged with the selection of never been revealed as a cour- See Letters, page 13

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THE VOLLEYBALL SIDELINE Cougars look to get back on track WSUalumnus By James L. Crockett earns gold on Two teams that have had problems getting wins lately -face off tonight, as the WSU volleyball team baseball team takes on the University of Washington Huskies at 7 p.m in Seattle. There's probably no chance of Since defeating the University of Idaho Sept. 19, getting the WSUfight song played the Cougars have dropped four straight matches, all on the medal stand. to Pac-10 opponents, and-now are 9-4 on the season. Former WSU baseball player The Huskies have fared no better, falling to 4-7 Mike Kinkade won a gold medal while losing their last five matches and seven of their as part of the U.S.baseballteam. last eight. The Huskies did not win a game in their Kinkade and the rest of the four Pac-l0 matches, and lost their match against U.S.team upset two-time defend- Idaho in four. ing gold medalist Cuba, 4-0. "One of us is going to come up' with a win that's He is the fifth Cougar in pretty important," said Cougar Coach Cindy Fredrick. Olympic history to win a gold . The Huskies have started the same lineup in con- medal. secutive matches only once this season and have Other Cougar medalists started 11 different players. include: Paul Enquist (USA,gold, "At this point, we don't even know who they're rowing, 1984), Peter Koech going to play," Fredrick said. "It's hard to prepare for BEN FAUCONNIER/DAILY EVERGREEN (Kenya, silver, track & field, Kali Surplus, No.3, sets the ball for her teammates against Idaho Sept, 1988), Julius Korir (Kenya,gold, 19. WSU beat Idaho 3-1 in Memorial Gym on the Idaho campus. track & field, 1984), Kristi See Huskies, page 12 Norelius (USA, gold, rowing, SOCCER 1984), Pete Rademacher (USA, gold, boxing, 1956), and Gabriel Tiacoh (IvoryCoast, silver,track & field, 1984). . Grizzlies Kinkade was an AII-Pac-10 North selection C!S a designated hitter from 1993 to 1995. Drafted by the Milwaukee look to Brewers, Kinkade spent time in the New York Mets organization before being traded to the. Baltimore Orioles this summer. slash win Chantal Brunner, WSU's only woman Olympian, did not qualify for the finals of the women's long jump. Brunner,competing for New streak Zealand, set the WSU women's long jump record of 20-feet, 10 By Jeff Chrapczynski 3/4 inches in 1993. She also The WSU women's soccer team is off to competed at the 1996 Olympic its best start in school history. Games in Atlanta. FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS After starting the season at 4-2, the Cougars won at home against Gonzaga University and Portland State University M's lose, stay to improve their record to 6-2. half game But stiffer competition is onthe way for the Cougars' second homestand of the sea- ahead of A's son, as they will face the University of Montana at 3 p.m. Friday and the SEATTLE- Given an Oakland University of Nevada Las Vegas at 1 p.m. loss, the Seattle Mariners could- Sunday, n't take advantage. Jamie Moyer lasted only 113 Virtually everyone "We seemed inningsin his shortest start of the contributed in the season,andthe Marinerslostto the weekend festivities to have better TexasRangers13-6Thursdaynight against Gonzaga concentration Seattle (89-70), which played and Portland State its final home game of the regular as the Cougars and confidence season, maintained its half-game outscored the two when we were AL West lead over the second- universities 13-1. going for- place A's (8&70), who lost to "It has been kind Anaheim &3 in 14 innings. of a buildup," WSU ward." The Mariners go to Anaheim Coach Dan Tobias for a three-game series starting said. ''We seemed to Dan Tobias Friday,while Oakland is home for have better concen- WSU soccer coach three games against Texas,then tration and confi- travels to Tampa for a makeup dence when we were game Mondaynight. going forward." Seattle's bullpen, which had a The Cougars' offense has been driven by 2.08 ERA in September coming FILE PHOTO/DAILY EVERGREEN its well-balanced attack. in, gave up nine runs, nine hits Cal H-back Marcus Fields attempts to run over WSU defensive back Billy Newman Sophomore Katrina Stroh leads the and six walks. last year in Pullman. WSU defeated Cal 31-7 for its only Pac-10 win of the year. team in points with four goals and three THE ASSOCIATED PRESS assists. Deka DeWitt, the team's only senior, and A's first to junior Natalie Kehl have four goals as well. Cal matchup a Kehl scored three goals this weekend blink in playoff while DeWitt and Stroh had two. staredown The Cougars may have a tough time scoring this weekend, though. OAKLAND,Calif.- TroyGlaus battle of opposites Montana beat WSU 4-0 last year and led off the 14th inningwith his AL- won the Big Sky Conference championship, leading 45th homer as the and California will try to avoid the FOOTBALL Cal offense can't making an appearance in the NCAA tour- Anaheim Angels beat Oakland & Pac-lO's cellar. nament. 3 Thursday. move; WSU defense The defense in question belongs Montana graduated four all-conference Glaus broke the AL record for to WSU. The Cougars (1-2 overall, can't stop anyone players last year but still has the team homers by a third baseman set by 0-1 in the Pac-lO) are surrender- MVP, defender Shannon Forslund, and for- AI Rosen in 1953. His drive off ~ ing 418 yards of offense per game, By Jon Naito ward Heather Olson, who scored 10 goals a reliever Scott Service (1-2) was Columnist dead last in the conference in total year ago. the Angels'first run sincethe fifth. looks at How's this for a matchup? defense and 97th nationally. MikeHoltz(3-3)pitcheda perfect ''Montana is an excellent team," 'Iobias An offense that can't score "I think it's more mental than 13th, and TroyPercivalstruck out. first said. ''They are well organized, athletic, fast against a defense that can't stop physical," WSU Coach Mike Price the side in the 14th for the save. weekend and well coached. They did have some key anyone. said of last week's game against Darin Erstad had his 76th rnul- of Pac-10 players graduate but they have had some Something has to give when Idaho. ''We're not huge, but w , yo.mg players come in and step it up." tihit game, increased his major play league-leadinghits total to 236. these two opposable forces meet in pages See Streak, page 12 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Berkeley Saturday, where WSU See Opposites, page 8 8 THE DAILY EVERGREEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2000 COLLEGE FOOTBAll Oregon should upsetUW astweek I was issued a challenge by a WSU pro- Lfessor. He said I was "misguided" in picking Oregon to defeat UCLA. Now I am issuing a challenge to the read- ers. If you want to challenge my picks against the spread on a weekly basis, send me an e- mail at cchancellorfswsu.edu. I will pick one person to give his or her own picks along with mine Chris during a given week. Chancellor No.6 Washington at No. Commentary 25 Oregon (minus 3.5) Oregon's home win-

ning streak is up to 17 games after the HSIU-CHU CHUNG/DAILY EVERGREEN Ducks defeated UClA 29-10 last week. WSU running back David Minnich is tackled by a pair of Idaho defenders during WSU's 38-34 loss to Idaho Saturday Running back Maurice Morris continues in Martin Stadium. to make Oregon fans forget about Reuben Droughns. Morris, a junior college trans- "We're going to start new Holmoe said. "The bottom line was fer, rushed for 139 yards last week against opposites people. They're not going to that we were not scoring points." UCLA. continued from page 7 Cal's offensive woes have overshad- Don't expect Huskies' quarterback have any excuses like, 'We're owed a defense that has kept the Bears Marques Thiasosopo to throw for 211 just didn't execute welL We weren't tired' because we're going to in all three of its games. yards against the Ducks again this year. . mentally tough." bring a lot of guys in there, one The Cal defense is allowing 340 Oregon is ranked 11th nationally in total The Cougars surrendered 462 yards defense. fresh guy after another. " yards per game of total offense and of offense in a 38-34 loss to the held a potent Illinois offense, which Washington might have a better team, Vandals. but Oregon's home-field advantage will Mike Price· scored 31 points in a loss to Michigan Price said he is unhappy with the last weekend, to 334 yards in a 17. 15 make the difference Saturday. WSU football coach Oregon 35, Washington 28 effort of some players. loss two weeks ago. He said some of the players were "What we are doing now is lining up want to go out and redeem ourselves. Arizona at Stanford (minus 2.5) "going through the motions," against We've been more aggressive, we're fly- with some things we think will help us Idaho. "For whatever reason, I would The Arizona defense is tough again this ing around a little bit more and we're and making some adjustments in year, allowing just 11 points per game. never know." making more plays. That's what we some of our philosophies," Holmoe That is not good news for the Cardinal, The lack of effort has caused Price to need to do." said. who are starting redshirt freshman quar- make some changes. And just as Cal's defense is firing on terback Chris Lewis for the injured Randy On the other side of the ball, the all cylinders, so is WSU's offense. Since Fasani. 'We're going to play new guys," Price Cougars will face a Cal offense that has struggling in the loss to Stanford, the Stanford also has a tough defense, fea- said. 'We're going to start new people. been, well, offensive. They're not going to have any excuses Cougars have piled up 899 yards of turing defensive tackle Willie Howard and The Bears have managed only 42 like, We're tired' because we're going to total offense and put up 72 points linebacker Riall Johnson. But I'll go with points all season and a paltry 303 bring a lot of guys in there, one fresh against Utah and Idaho. the Wildcats' explosive combination of yards of total offense per game. It's not guy after another." Ortege Jenkins and Bobby Wade in what as if they aren't getting chances either. The spark plug has been quarter- . should be a low-scoring game. Among the changes: In last Saturday's 17-3 loss at Fresno back Jason Gesser, who has thrown Arizona 14, Stanford 10 James Price, the starter at outside State, the Bears had nine drives that seven touchdown passes the past two linebacker broke his left hand against went into Bulldogs' territory and came games (three to Milton Wynn) and is WSU at California (minus 6.5) Idaho and will play sparingly. Melvin away with only a field goal. third in the conference in passing effi- Toilet Bowl 2000? If you thought WSU Simmons will slide over to Price's spot Their struggles have come partly ciency. losing to Idaho was bad, how about from his middle linebacker position from a rebuilt line that has lost two Add an effective one-two punch at California last week? The Golden Bears and redshirt freshman AI Genatone starters to injuries. running back with Deon Burnett and managed just three points in a loss at will take over for Simmons in the mid- David Minnich to Gesser's aerial fire- Fresno State. Kyle Boller's inconsistency That has led to little time in the dle. Price also expects freshmen D.D. has angered California Coach Tom pocket for quarterback Kyle Boller works and the Cougars have no prob- Acholonu and Isaac Brown to see more Holmoe, who told the Contra Costa Times (only three touchdown passes and lem moving the ball. time at the end positions. that he will simplify the offense for the three interceptions) and few holes for "I think we're OK on offense," Price sophomore quarterback. Boller might be The defense is well aware that the backs Joe Igber and Joseph Echema to said. "We just need to keep executing. bad enough to make the WSU defense pressure is on, and that it could be the run through. Their defense is a heck of a defense. I difference in WSU coming home 1-1 or look good. If the Cougar defense can hold 'We came into that game and did think it may just be a wash, their 0-2 in conference play. Boller to a touchdown or two, that should some good things on special teams and defense against our offense. 'We're upset about (Idaho's) win," defense, but offensively we've got to "It just depends on how our defense See Picks, page 11 WSU safety Billy Newman said. "We score points," California Coach Tom plays and how their offense plays." MAJOR L~~GUE BASEBALL M's complete Widger trade The Associated Press Sledge is the second of two the California League this sea- MIAMI - The Montreal players sent to Seattle in the son. He also stole 35 bases. Expos acquired minor league trade. 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iobs.airborne.com Overnight Heroes. 10 THE DAilY EVERGREEN FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 2000 SPORTS MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Brewers play final game in County Stadium Tile Associated Press "County Stadium has MILWAUKEE - Warren served us well and we Spahn and Del Crandall helped the Brewers dose down will never forget her. Milwaukee County Stadium, a But, oh, will it be sweet ballpark the pair helped open in 1953. across the street. " And Brewers broadcaster Bob Uecker delivered a moving Mark loretta eulogy. Milwaukee Brewers shortstop "It was here that boys became men," Uecker said. World Series. "And men became champions, When all were introduced, and champions became leg-- they formed a human chain ends." from second base to center field Spahn, the winningest left- and a flag with the County handel' in baseball history with Stadium logo was passed down 363 victories, threw the ceremo- from Bernie Brewer's chalet, nial first pitch to Crandall, his through the stands and all the batterymate on opening day way to the mound. with the Milwaukee Braves 48 Yount handed the flag to years ago. Brewers shortstop Mark "It's like the curtain's falling," Loretta. said Spahn, 79, who tossed a "Each of us has touched this two-bouncer from about 30 feet flag, symbolic of how County away Thursday. "The party's Stadium has touched uS,"Yount over." said. "Don't ever forget where it Spahn and Crandall, who all started." managed the Brewers from Loretta said nobody would. 1972-75 after his playing days "County Stadium has served were done, were among more us well and we will never forget than 40 former Brewers, her," he said. "But, oh, will it be Braves and Green Bay Packers sweet across the street." taking part in the festivities. After the great ballplayers of JONATHAN HEMMING/DAilY EVERGREEN The Brewers move next year to past and present threw auto- Atishia Booterbaugh, No. 211, has been one of WSU's steadiest runners this season. Miller Park, under construction graphed baseballs into the beyond County Stadium's out- crowd, Uecker gave a moving field fence. speech as the lights went out Hall of Farner Robin Yount one standard at a time, leaving rode in on his Harley-Davidson him alone in the dark near Team heads to motorcycle and circled the field home plate. just like he did after the 1982 "So long, old friend," he said. Reds deny Brewers fi naI home wi n Tile Associated Press The Reds tagged Jeff Pasco for tuneup D'Amico for six earned runs MILWAUKEE Elmer and 10 hits in six innings. Meet is last one before State University and the University of Dessens pitched a two-hitter for Washington. his first career complete game D'Amico (12-7) gave up sin- Pre-NCAA Invitational as the Cincinnati Reds beat the gle runs in the first three Races at the Tri-Cities International Cross innings on Alex Ochoa's RBI Country Course begin at 10 a.m. for the women's Milwaukee Brewers 8-1 By Darren A. Fessenden Thursday in the final game at single, Juan Castro's fourth 5,000 meters and 10:45 a.m. for the men's Milwaukee County Stadium. home run and Sean Casey's The WSU cross country team finishes the first 8,000m. The same teams are sched- run-scoring single. Casey made part of its season tomorrow at the Big Cross WSU does not compete next week after this uled to open Miller Park with a it 6-0 in the fifth with a three- Invitational in Pasco. tuneup for a national meet in two weeks. The night game April 6. run homer. The men's team is the defending champions, Pre-NCAA Invitational is Oct. 14 in Ames, Iowa, while the women placed fourth last year. the same course where the NCAA championships will be held Nov. 20. . Megan Maynard and Jon Welsh are WSU's top returning finishers . ~ The Women of Kappa Alpha Theta Teams competing include Gonzaga University, Gilmore impressive, Maynard tired the University of Idaho, Idaho State University, For the second consecutive week, junior Ryan ~ would like to thank the men of the University of Montana, Montana State University, the University of Portland, Portland Fijis on a great Homecoming Week! See Pasco, page 12 ~~~ We are also looking forward to Homecoming 2001 with Lambda Chi Alpha

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Maurer are the only two In its third year of soccer, the Huskies to start every match UNLV women's team is 6-3 and this season. looking impressive, with its most notable win being a 3-2 Junior Lisa Underhill, who victory against the University is second on the team in kills of Idaho. per game and attack percent- age, was held out of both games ''UNLV has had some good against Arizona State results," Tobias said. "Everyone University and the University I have talked to said (UNLV) is ofArizona with a twisted ankle. very fast, scrappy and feisty. She returned to the lineup They have a very good goal Thesday in the loss to Idaho scorer in Anita Pedford." and had seven kills in three Pedford has two goals and games. two assists. The Huskies rotate the set- UNLV players Cossette Joffs ter position between junior and J anae Sims are Nos. 1-2 on Britni Churnside and Maurer. the team with four and three goals respectively. Churnside leads the team with 5.95 assists per game. Maurer This weekend's games are is second with 5.58. She also is crucial for WSu. fifth on the team in kills per The team would like to enter game with 1.68. next weekend's Pac-l0 action Fredrick said she hopes her on a high note. Also, an 8-2 team can rebound from its los- start combined with a .500 Pac- ing streak and return to the 10 season could get WSU into play that saw it open the sea- the NCAA tournament. son 8-0. Six Pac-l0 teams are ranked in the top 25. "I've seen some disappoint-. ment on their part," Fredrick 'These are going to be two said. ''We squandered a couple really tough matches," Tobias of great opportunities. There said. "It is important for all of were a couple of things that we us as everyone enters conference play next week." did that weren't 'mature player' things to do. Tobias said he was pleased at the size of the crowd at the "If we perform well, we JONATHAN HEMMING/DAILY EVERGREEN games last weekend and hopes should win this game." WSU player Liz Duncan attempts to dribble around a Portland State defender Sunday. WSU beat Portland State 9-0 on the Cougar Soccer Field. the trend will continue this weekend. Pasco Kappa Kappa Gamma vvould like continued from page 10 to thank Sigma Phi Epsilon for an Gilmore led the WSU women. "Jon probably had avvesome homecoming! She placed seventh at the Sundodger Invitational last more in him (at the week, after earning her first end). He may have had collegiate win at the WSU too much in the tank. " Invitational Sept. 16. "Ryan Gilmore is running Rick Sloan exceptionally well," WSU WSU cross country Assistant Coach Rick Sloan assistant coach said. Conversely, senior Megan Maynard has struggled in the "He may have had too much in last two weeks. the tank." At the Sundodger, she fin- Sloan said Johnson being ished 25th, after finishing able to compete was a big step, eighth the previous season. At He had WSU's fourth-best time the WSU Invitational, she fin- last week. ished fifth, after winning last "It's a confidence booster for year. him," Sloan said, "As the race Before those meets, Maynard progressed, he worked his way Committed To had won all three meets this up to the pack." SITE Your Success! season. Ian Johnson is redshirting COMPANIES Sloan attributes Maynard's this year after sitting out every difficulties to overtraining. meet with lingering mononucle- osis. Onsite Companies is looking for dynamic individuals who want to join a "She's been training real young, growing company full of opportunities. You can become an active hard," Sloan said. ''We haven't member of a team of dedicated salespeople and recruiters who provide really given her a lot of rest." Greta ready staffing solutions to hundreds of companies across the nation. Sloan also said the After two consecutive weeks Sun dodger was not conducive of speculation, sophomore These are full-time, internal, salaried positions with full benefits including to Maynard's strength in Greta Johnson is expected to uphill running. He said he compete. a 401 (k) company matched retirement savings plan. We also provide expects her to improve this one paid week of hands-on training at a local office and one week of week and be ready for the meet Johnson has been hampered formal training in Baltimore, Maryland where you will learn the skills you in Iowa. by a knee injury, causing need for success. As you grow into top sales and management positions inflammation and pain to the outside of her knee. we'll provide training and support all the way. Men uniting ''We thought she was ready The men's team is coming (last week)," Sloan said. ''But it Onsite is a successful leader in the staffing industry. We promote from together - finally. flared up again." within and truly want to see people succeed. Talk to us to see why After not having sophomore Sloan said Johnson should thousands of people have chosen Onsite. Jon Welsh for three meets and rebound quickly. junior Scott Johnson for four meets, the WSU men's team "She had a good fitness base was lacking firepower. Not any- this summer," Sloan said. Come see us at the more. Palouse Career Fair Welsh appears to have Coach U Down Under regained his freshman success, Coach James Li will not be in October 3rd! as he finished with WSU's sec- Pasco tomorrow. ond-best time last week. However, Welsh might have fin- He's returning tomorrow ished better had he been famil- from Sydney after watching for- iar with the course. mer WSU star Bernard Lagat He was not able to view the compete in the 1,500 meters. course Friday and it was hard Sloan has been the interim for him to gage distances dur- coach. ing the race. "He's the carekeeper (until ".Jon probably had more in I'm back)," Li said last week in him (at the end)," Sloan said. a press conference. OPINION FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2000 THE DAilY EVERGREEN 13 Like Lifetime? Get away from my Olympics Sam Etling and can only sit in the crowd, crying and we're to reflect on the human spir- Olympics rolls by. What could be bet- Daily Northwestern and waving a flag. (Break out the it's nobility. A shot-putter gets busted ter." weepy piano.) And that his great-grand- for drugs, and somehow we again Do I qualify as a legitimate sports Northwestern University father was imprisoned for stealing return to the human spirit and its fan, you ask? Well, put it this way: If (U-WIRE) Christmas presents when said athlete nobility. you're missing your favorite Lifetime I was only 6. Suddenly any female athlete who has shows to watch the Olympics, please t'snot as though the Olympics By then we're supposed to be crying had a child becomes a "tribute to moth- unplug your Nielsen box. could be made boring any more too hard to work the remote. erhood," and I'm wondering if there . Here's one better, though. All the Ithan fishing could be made inter- Idiotic as the network sometimes happen to be any tributes to fatherhood once-every-four-years sports fans could esting. Enormous guys hoisting 700 seems, though, NBC is simply taking competing in Sydney. take in a football game every once in a pounds, swimmers breaking records cues from its audience, which apparent- Yes, I'm a pig. But there are millions while. They could attend a swim meet like it's Disco Demolition Night and ly has to be introduced to the basic ele- of us pigs who can follow a swim meet or a softball game. Vince Carter dunking? The Olympics, ments of sport. without baby pictures of the athletes, You don't have to be force-fed this in a word, rule. I lay the blame on some of my who can watch a marathon without mawkish dreck about motherhood and But NBC is turning my sports into a favorite people: women. They don't pianos and violins telling us that falling the indomitable human spirit. It's on 15-day touchy feel. I can't watch an ath- watch as much football, baseball or bas- down really sucks. display every time a 15-year-old wide lete stretch his hamstring without a ketball as men, but they flock to watch Solutions exist. The sports TV could receiver drops a pass in front of his par- sportscaster imparting to me that his the Olympics. They spend a lot of be left to the genuine sports fans, those ents, every time some obscure college blind, single mother worked 75 hours a money. Advertisers salivate. NBC capit- of us who would dig some knowledge- upsets a No.1 seed in the NCAA tour- week in an asbestos mine just to pro- ulates. We get stuck with the Oprah- able commentary. nament, every time a minor-leaguer vide her dozen children with adequate lympics. We could then eschew lines like this, belts a home run. gruel. (Insert woeful violin music.) A sprinter runs fast, and we're offered with a straight face during Sports doesn't need this sort of And that his fiance is afflicted with reminded of the nobility of the human cycling Wednesday: ''People are eating schmaltz - its emotion comes built-in. some unpronounceable spinal disease spirit. A gymnast balances on a beam, fish and chips at an outdoor cafe as the We pigs have known that all along.

chastity." Nader deserves candidate debate snub Mascot Now if that doesn't sound Matt Besser tion. The culprits are the lobby- that he does not have enough continued from page 5 like the life most college stu- The GW Hatchet ing firms, corporate interest public support. He does not have dents lead, I don't know what groups and the political action enough support because his George Washington University WSU could hop on the band- does. Plus, it promotes reli- committees, not the candidates. campaign is based on perceived wagon early. gious and racial equality, (U-WIRE) The vice president supports a differences from the major party FlAMINGOS: 'Ib all those something WSU has been ban on "soft money" donations candidates. ofus would agree a out there asking what similar- lacking of late. and is not taking any money He has been inexplicably and able third party can- from unregulated political action ities could possibly be drawn Upon further examination irresponsibly silent on issues such ~ date for president committees. Ralph Nader's Web as gun control and education between this pink-eyed gangly of the dictionary, we' discover that "some dervishes practice would be good for the political site has a link for making dona- (where is his plan on education or bird with backwards knees process. Ralph Nader is not this whirling, howling, etc. as reli- tions online and then offers health care?), and he has misrep- and WSU, have you ever been candidate. gious acts." donators a way to get around resented others' positions on on Glenn Terrell Mall early Nader should not be included the $1,000 personal campaign issues. While Nader's intentions Now we're over-prepared for Monday morning? in the October presidential limit. "If you would like to con- at slay.ing the ''White Whale," cor- COELACANTH: Ah, the arguments against naysayers debates. Sieburg argues that tribute a total of $2,000, we can porate America, are commend- mighty coelacanth - the great from lesser schools who mock Nader is different fromAl Gore accept an additional $1,000 if able, he is misguided when he fish believed extinct for cen- our mascot because they do and George W. Bush, a voice you make a check out to: 'The characterizes AI Gore as similar turies until several living spec- not understand it. that needs to be heard. Every Nader 2000 Primary Committee, to ultra-conservative George W imens were found. Insert foot- Stupid guys: "Hey, you guys election year dozens of candi- Inc," Ralph Nader has done Bush. Furthermore, ifRalph ball analogy here. have a lame mascot! What the dates run for the presidency many good things for America. Nader is included in the October And my personal favorite ... heck is a dervish, anyways?" and are not given the opportu- He should not, however, be presidential debates, then surely nity to participate in the presi- Pat Buchanan and a plethora of WHIRLING DERVISHES: Us: ''What do you care? At included in the presidential dential debates because they debates for the simple reason others must also be included. Like you, Iwasn't certain least our mascot whirls!" And, crestfallen, they leave are not viable candidates. about what a dervish actually Nader has about three per- was, until a quick glance at the confrontation at once. cent in the polls, Pat Buchanan Stacey R. Dean, M.D. the dictionary - who says you Stupid Guy One (to buddy): has about one percent, yet few don't learn anything reading "Man, WSU's mascot is cool. argue that Buchanan should be Grand Sara Memon, M.D. the paper? - turned up this Especially compared to ours." included in the debates. Though Charmaine Allen-Johnson, ARNP definition: "A member of any Stupid Guy '!\vo: ''Yeah. I most would not support K.~thGavi!1,ARN~. various Moslem orders, dedi- sure wish Huskies could Buchanan's ideas, the margin cated to a life of poverty and whirl." from three percent to one percent is not large compared to the leap between Nader's three does it have to tap into other percent and the 15 percent in Letters resources to make ends meet? the polls required to participate continued from page 6 Second, how is the money in the presidential debates. If being spent? Third, why do I Nader is included in the never see more than one or two debates, where is the distinction that Lambert has had a hurt between who belongs and who knee and other injuries off and athletes at a time in the brand- new, state-of-the art Bohler does not? on since spring ball? Does he Nader claims that the two Gym? Why did we buy a $1 know that Lambert is a walk- candidates are so corrupted by on with no scholarship, yet he million playing surface for a corporate interests that there is makes it to every practice and practice field that only gets no opportunity for the will of meeting regardless of his used three hours a day for five the people to be done. His argu- injuries because of his love for days a week, four months out ment is one of guilt by associa- the game? Lambert heard a of the year? pop in his leg at this last game I can see justification for a and was injured as a result of new surface in Martin this. He has been to the doctor, Stadium, simply for the aes- goes to rehab, is on medica- thetic factor, but a fenced-off, tions, and yet still has to deal hardly-used practice facility with the pressure and igno- covered with Field'Iurf seems excessive, if not downright rance of people who don't know wasteful. I know, I know, it the whole story. helps prevent injuries, so why Next time you decide to per- don't they just practice in sonally attack someone who Martin and save a million works harder than anyone I bucks? know, maybe you should get Well, there's nothing to be the real story behind his per- done now; they've already got formance and realize that their reward for two straight there is a person with feelings losing seasons. I suppose I and pressures greater than you might be more sympathetic to could ever dream of. the athletic department if they Jessica Doorn didn't field such abysmal senior teams, or if they treated non- athletes like actual people. They could at least keep the Athletic budget not practice field open for students serving students to play catch on, or open up the brand-new lifting facilities to Editor: non-athletes when the athletes I have a few questions aren't using them. It's not like concerning the athletic depart- we're going to vandalize or ment ofWSU, and perhaps steal their equipment; we're someone at the Evergreen college students, not felons. We could enlighten the student just want a place to play that body by finding some answers. doesn't require a half-hour First, is the athletic depart- hike to reach. ment bringing in enough rev- Dan Robinson enue to cover its budget, or Sophomore 14 THE DAILY EVERGREEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,2000 NEWS Social worker charged for murder 32,000 people qualify for in shooting death of her client free medical coverage The Associated Press Washington state this for over a year," DSHS pro- "We had no suspicions is planned. ject coordinator Patricia VANCOlNER - A woman or information that there Reynolds, who had known tries to correct error Armstrong said. paid by the state Department of McDonald for nine years, hired that left 100,000 It's likely that many of the Social and Health Services to were any allegations of her in September 1999 to pro- missing people would still qual- be a caregiver faces first-degree abuse." vide in-home personal care without Medicaid ify for Medicaid. Only 29 per- under the Community Options murder charges in the shooting Kevin Kreuger cent of former welfare recipi- death of the disabled woman Program Entry System. The Associated Press ents saw their incomes rise by DSHS home services administrator who was her client and friend. As required by law, SPOKANE - Washington 10 percent after a year in the Melanie Hale McDonald, 52, McDonald passed a criminal state officials are scouring data- work force, according to a state was charged in Clark County her friend dead in her bed. background check and took a bases and taking out advertise- performance report on the Superior Court last week and On a nearby table, police 22-hour caregiver training ments in their hunt for nearly WorkFirst program. jailed on $200,000 bail. found a will and a notice of a course. 32,000 residents who may be An additional 17,000 people She has not yet entered a "death with dignity" request, She had no state license to eligible for free medical cover- who lost their benefits are no plea in the Sept. 9 death of according to charging papers. work as a caregiver, "and she age. longer eligible. Meridee Reynolds, 40. A DSHS official said the state would not be licensed as a care- The state government does- The people hurt by the mis- Arraignment is- scheduled Oct. followed all its rules in oversee- n't usually send out mailings take were on welfare from Aug. 17. giver under this program," ing Reynolds' care, and no for- which is intended to allow state offering freebies, but social ser- 1, 1997, to Aug. 30, 1999. They However, Clark County mal review was planned. compensation for friends and vice officials are trying to make 'will automatically receive three Deputy Prosecutor Mike Dodds "We had no suspicions or family members helping a dis- amends for a huge computer months of Medicaid coverage, said in court papers that information that there were then be allowed to apply for abled or elderly person, Spears gaffe that incorrectly tossed McDonald told a detective Sept. any allegations of abuse," said additional coverage. Families said. 100,000 low-income residents 15 she had shot Reynolds, who Kevin Krueger, a DSHS home offMedicaid when they left wel- cut off from Medicaid may also The state would not reveal had "wanted her to help 'end services administrator. fare roles. get reimbursement for medical how many hours of service the pain.'" Agency spokeswoman Kathy Facing a midnight Saturday bills. Reynolds was shot twice in Spears said Thursday that McDonald provided or why the deadline for reinstatement, DSHS has until Sept. 30 to the forehead and twice in the while formal reviews are not victim needed such help, citing nearly a third of those affected find those who left welfare dur- chest with a .22-caliber pistol, generally conducted, all such confidentiality laws. McDonald still have not been found. ing that period. The deadline police said. McDonald reported deaths are examined. In this earned $7.18 per hour until The Department of Social was set by DSHS last the death, saying she had found case, she said, a broader review July, when wages rose to $7.68. and Health Services sent direct September in an agreement mailings, paid for ads in com- with the Children's Alliance, a munity newspapers and on statewide coalition of child- State Supreme Court rules convicts Spanish-language radio, and advocacy groups that sued over handed out flyers to social ser- the benefits, which were to con- cannot fight back against guards vice agencies. tinue under federal welfare- "We've been working hard on reform law. The Associated Press to return to his cell, Bradley Snodgrass said Bradley swung at him and bit his wrist, OLYMPIA - Convicts will refused. He later testified that Yakima school bus driver and then other officers wrestled have a harder time claiming he told officers he was having Bradley to the ground and self-defense if they fight back problems with his legs and charged with 21 counts of couldn't walk. handcuffed him. against prison guards, under a Bradley told a different ver- ruling issued Thursday by the Prison supervisor Kim reckless endangerment Snodgrass arrived, told Bradley sion. He testified that he had state Supreme Court. to return to his cell, threatened been handcuffed before he was The Associated Press Jeff Sullivan has filed a request The case involved Alonzo pepper-sprayed, and that offi- for new charges against to pepper-spray him, and then YAKIMA - A school bus Bradley, who was detained at cers jumped on him and Rhonda R. Beck, who was dri- pepper-sprayed Bradley when driver charged with driving the King County Jail in May crushed him so he couldn't ving for the West Valley School he didn't get up. 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LIMITED OPEN DAILY MON.-FRI. 9AM-9PM; SAT. 9AM-7PM; SUN. 9AM-6PM www.t-state.com TO STOCK ON HAND. 16 THE DAILY EVERGREEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2000 NEWS Gonzalez's relatives suing College opens for home-school students U.S. Justice Department The Associated Press "It'll be a refuge from The Associated Press "Unfortunately, the believe our actions were appro-- PURCELLVILLE, Va. - The sex, drugs and rock in' MIAMI - Elian Gonzalez's Gonzalez family's priate and lawful." nation's first college for stu- Miami relatives filed a lawsuit The plaintiffs in the lawsuit dents who were schooled at roll. Well, at least sex Thursday against Attorney refusal to comply with a are Elian's great-uncle, home is not what you would call . and drugs. " General Janet Reno, alleging lawful federal order and Lazaro Gonzalez; his great- a party school. the armed raid that took the aunt, Angela; and their The 90 students who will Michael Farris their statements that daughter, Marisleysis, Elian's Cuban boy from their home and begin classes Monday at the college founder second-cousin. They had cared reunited him with his father they would never give up new Patrick Henry College can for Elian since November was illegal. expect coursework with a the child except by force 1999, when the boy survived a "The last time I saw anything Christian perspective, manda- and other top schools to come to like that was in films from post- compelled us to take boat crossing from Cuba that tory morning chapel services the college, which is in war Germany when the Nazi's enforcement actions. We killed his mother and 10 other and a requirement to show "evi- Virginia's Loudoun County were invading people's homes still believe our actions people. The family then dence of a personal relationship about 35 miles from without cause," said the family's sought custody of Elian to with Jesus Christ." Men and Washington. lawyer, Ron Guralnick. were appropriate and raise him, in the United women won't be permitted in "The only thing different is The lawsuit, filed in federal States. each other's dorm rooms. you don't have to dumb down lawful." Their lawsuit claims the raid court, claims Reno and the "It'll be a refuge from sex, the vocabulary when you're Immigration and Carole Florman violated the family's rights of drugs and rock 'n' roll. Well, at teaching home-schooled kids," expression and assembly, free- least sex and drugs," said said Farris, a Republican nomi- Naturalization Service used Justice Department sppkeswoman false statements to obtain the dom from unreasonable search- founder Michael Farris. nee for lieutenant governor in arrest and search warrants es and seizures, and freedom Farris' home-schooling asso- 1993 and founder of the Home used in the pre-dawn April 22 family's refusal to comply with from the use of excessive force ciation estimates more than 1.5 School Legal Defense raid to seize the 6-year-old boy. a lawful federal order and their without due process oflaw. million children are taught at Association. The Justice Department statements that they would The lawsuit is asking for home by their parents, and the As for the students' unfamil- defended the decisions made by never give up the child except unspecified compensatory dam- number increases by 15 percent iarity with classrooms, Farris each year. its leaders and the actions of its by force compelled us to take ages for mental distress, physi- said: "The vast majority have Many home-schooled young- agents as appropriate under enforcement actions," Justice cal injury, and property dam- taken a class or two some place. sters are from fundamentalist - the circumstances. Department spokeswoman age, in addition to punitive They've been going to Sunday Christian families who believe "Unfortunately, the Gonzalez Carole Florman said. "We still damages. school for 13 years. It's not like the schools are not instilling- they're walking out of the jun- morals. Other parents - some gles of Papua New Guinea." of them high academic achiev- Kerry Medaris, 19, of Fairfax IRS says church belongs to them ers themselves - cite dissatis- Station, said she was taught faction with the quality of pub- Congregation must tor emeritus, ordained all churches. lic education and worries about largely by her mother at home church employees as ministers Numerous anti-government violence and drugs. but directed her own learning pay $6 million debt and refused to withhold income activists, many of them with Home-schooled youngsters in as she grew older, with her and Social Security taxes. The ties to right-wing militia The Associated Press recent years have won national mother administering tests. IRS said the unpaid taxes, groups, have rallied behind the spelling bees and other compe- "I think that's why colleges Dixons, who have said they will INDIANAPOLIS - In an penalties and interest total titions. are looking -at home-schoolers not leave voluntarily. extraordinary clash between nearly $6 million. so favorably," said Kerry's One member of a The average combined SAT "I'm not a prophet, but I father, John Medaris. "They are church and state, a federal Washington advocacy group score at Patrick Henry is above believe we're going to be in this self-motivated and self-taught, judge Thursday ordered a con- that monitors church-related 1,200 out of a possible 1,600, building longer than Nov. 14," and students have turned down and that makes for a really gregation to clear out of its topics said the order could be said Dixon's son, the Rev. Greg Georgetown, William and Mary good student." church to satisfy a nearly $6 the first of its kind. milllion debt to the IRS. Dixon Jr., who is now head of "It's certainly the first time U.s. District Judge Sarah the congregation. "We've had anything of this magnitude has Amazon.com accused of Evans Barker gave the deadlines before, and those occurred, where you're dealing Indianapolis Baptist Temple deadlines have been pushed with millions of dollars and a until Nov. 14 to move out, after back." basic conflict over whether price fixing on website which the IRS will sell the The Dixons have proclaimed churches should be required to The Associated Press building. their case to be a test of reli- pay these kinds of taxes," said "With popular sites The church has been feuding gious freedom, though numer- Joseph Conn of Americans SEATILE - In the space of likeAmazon, you really with the IRS since 1984, when ous courts have upheld the United for Separation of two weeks, Amazon.com has the Rev. Greg Dixon, now pas- application of tax laws to Church and State. been forced to apologize, issue can't get much past the refunds and appease angry cus- consumers anymore. tomers after charging some They're out there trading people higher prices than others for the same items. notes all the time, looking Palouse Optical What's more, Amazon.com for the best deals." has been forced to deny allegations that the different prices Tom Wyman Many new materials, designs and lens treatments are available that didn't were based on customer data it exist a year or two ago. We will help you select lenses that will be exactly electronic commerce analyst for collected on shoppers as they J.P. Morgan right for the way you use your eyes. visited its site. That data includes everything from · Polarized • Exciting sunglasses addresses to what someone sumer outcry, Amazon.com that eliminate reflective glare. bought previously at ended up refunding 6,896 cus- Amazon.com. tomers an average of $3. "We've never tested and we "With popular sites like • Polyca.-bonate • Impact resistant, never will test prices based on Amazon, you really can't get light and comfortable. customer demographics,"founder much past the consumers any- JeffBezos said Wednesday. more," said Tom Wyman, elec- • Progressive • Modern lenses that Setting prices based on a shop- tronic commerce analyst for J.P. provide clear vision at all distances. pers' income level or buying Morgan. "They're out there habits is known as "dynamic pric- trading notes all the time, looking." For example, department ing for the best deals." · Sports • Special lens designs for the stores in well-to-do areas often Amazon.com said it has no visual needs of sports enthusiasts. charge more for the same goods immediate plans for more such than stores in poorer sections. testing, but Curry wouldn't rule But software tools allow online it out. He said customers • Compute.-·· Special filters, tint retailers to compile sophisticated and anti-reflective coatings. involved in any test would get a dossiers on visitors to their sites. refund if they paid more than Using billing information and the lowest price used in the purchasing history; e-tailers can • Occupational • Designs to solve test. visual and safety requirements on the job. learn customer preferences and Such pricing tests have priva- target individual shoppers with cy advocates concerned, since • Lens Treatments • customized screen offerings. consumers have only a compa- • Ultra Violet Protection Amazon.com ran into trouble ny's word and their own observa- • Anti/reflective coatings a few weeks ago when cus- • Scratch protective Coatings tomers who bought DVD tions that personal information movies began comparing notes isn't used. on online discussion boards. "Until the U.S. adopts laws • Designer Frames • The online book-and-Of) protecting the use of consumer store said it had been randomly information, many of these com- offering the same DVDs at dif- panies won't get caught misus- ferent prices to different cus- ing this data," said Jason Catlett, ESCADA tomers as part of a market test. president of the advocacy group SUNWEAR Amazon.com spokesman Bill Junkbusters. Curry said the tests were useful The Federal Trade Appointments available with Michael C. Ford, M.D., Ophthalmologist in determining how much Commission this summer Next to Palouse Eye Center. Amazon.com could charge and urged online advertisers not to still maintain a good sales vol- use personal information to 825 SE Bishop Blvd # 110 ume. match customers with advertis- Pullman: 332-4169 Nevertheless, because of con- ers or product offerings. NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2000 THE DAilY EVERGREEN 17 Denmark rejects new money Extinction rates increasing The Associated Press "I have a lot of respect Steen Munch said. "We'll keep across the world, report says COPENHAGEN - Voters an eye on them." for this country but its The Associated Press refused to adopt the European European leaders sought to York, or if someone blew up the Union's beleaguered currency size for the European minimize any potential damage LONDON - A wild cat that Pyramids or the Taj Mahal," as their own Thursday, reflect- economy is not major. I to the currency, which has roams the Iberian Peninsula, a said Russell Mittermeier, presi- ing Denmark's traditional go- declined more than 25 percent dolphin off the New Zealand dent of the Washington based slow approach toward do not think (a rejection) in value against the dollar since coast, a caviar-producing stur- Conservation International. European integration. will be a problem for a it was introduced by 11 EU geon and a red-flowered shrub "Yet every time a forest is With nearly 90 percent of ref- currency which must be members in January 1999.' clinging to the mountains of burned to the ground in erendum votes counted, 53 per- French Prime Minister Mauritius - all are teetering Madagascar or the Philippines, cent opposed making the euro a stable currency at the Lionel Jospin, whose country on the edge of extinction. the loss to global society is at Denmark's currency, while 47 appropriate level. " holds the six-month rotating Some 11,046 plants and ani- least as great, yet no one pays percent favored the switch, EU presidency, said that a mals risk disappearing forever, very much attention - and according to the Interior rejection would not pressure according to the most compre- sadly, it happens every day." Ministry. lionel Jospin the euro because Denmark's hensive analysis of global con- Conservationists estimate French prime minister The Social Democratic-led economy makes up only a small servation ever undertaken, the that the current extinction rate government, which had strong- part of the EU's economy. World Conservation Union's is 1,000 to 10,000 times higher ly supported the euro, conceded Maastricht treaty for a common "I have a lot of respect for this 2000 Red List of Threatened than it should be under natural defeat. currency and a common country but its size for the Species. The report, released conditions. That means that in "Democracy has spoken, our defense. European economy is not Thursday, examined some the first decades of the 21st cen- people have spoken," a teary- Danish radio reported that major," he said in Paris. "I do 18,000 species and subspecies tury, many creatures - from a eyed Prime Minister Paul 86 percent of eligible voters of not think (a rejection) will be a around the globe. majestic Albatross to Asian Nyrup Rasmussen said. "We the population cast ballots in problem for a currency which But scientists acknowledge freshwater turtles - may join will respect the result." the referendum. must be a stable currency at the that even a study of this magni- the ranks of the flightless Dodo Pia Kjaersgaard, the leader "This is not a nationalistic no, appropriate level." tude only scratches the surface. bird. of far-right Danish People's . it's a popular no, it is a Earth is home to an estimated The euro took effect in 11 of The primary reason: Party, called the result a "great, European no," Holger K. 14 million species - and only 15 EU countries in January humans. Everything from great victory." Nielsen of the Socialist People's 1.75 million have been docu- 1999 for corporate and invest- expanding cities to deforesta- It was the Scandinavian Party told supporters in parlia- mented. ment transactions, with coins tion, agriculture and fishing country's fifth referendum on ment as he held a glass of Many may become extinct EU-related issues since 1973, champagne. and bills to be introduced in pose a significant threat to the January 2002. Denmark, before they are even identified, when it joined what would Several dozen left-wing, anti- much less assessed by scien- planet's biodiversity. In the last Britain and Sweden opted out, become the EU. Despite a rep- euro activists marched toward tists. 500 years, some 816 species while Greece, initially barred utation as EU skeptics, Danes the parliament square but no "Global society would be hor- have disappeared - some per- from membership because of have only said "no" in one of trouble was reported. rified if someone set fire to the manently, while others exist those referendums - in 1992, "They call it a joy march," high inflation. and a budget Louvre in Paris or the only in artificial settings, such when they rejected the police spokesman Flemming deficit, will join on Jan. 1. Metropolitan Museum in New as zoos.

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M/F rmmt. needed ASAP for 4 bdrm. room formal dining room. 1200sq. ft. A.M. hours before school or work. apt. at CCN. $21O/mo. Call Nick, OTTO HILL APTS. NE 1540 Merman Dr. total on large 50' x 150' flat lot. Apple Joe or Chris at 334-7897. Pullman trees, plum trees & an 8' x 12' storage Eam extra money! Deliver newspa- HILL ENTERPRISES pers. 2 routes available (one in Colton bam in back yard. OW & disposal. M/F rmmt needed for 2 bdrm. house. or one near WSU). Earn approx. )0 Central electric fumace. Electric bills Fenced yard, dogs welcome, on bus 332-3410 $375-400/mo. Lv. msg 882-8742. Rt. $350+1/2 util. Call 332-3576. averaged $46/mo for last year. The house is 4 yrs old. 338-9596. WEEKEND HOUSEKEEPER needed. Looking for a rmmt. to share a 2 bdr. Now offering a Apply in person at Hilltop Restaurant, apt. Quiet area, close to bus. $210 unique limited 3 bdrm, 2 bath MH in Pullman. Great Davis Way, Pullman. mo + 1/2 uti. Call Scott 334-2064. rental investment. No down payment, Part-time expo line cook. Evenings. assume loan. Call (509) 939-3908. URGENT! 1 F for 3 bdr, 2 ba, WID, special. Call ASAP Apply in person. Swilly's, 200 Ka- fully fum. condo w/view, reasonable miaken, Pullman. 334-3395. $. 360-687-5069 or 334-7805. before they're gone! 210 Mobile Homes Rancho Viejo now hiring PT cocktail Reduced. 2 F/M for 3 br duplex Units are very clean Terrific 3 bdrm, 2 full bath 1994 waitress for Fri. & Sat. nights. Appli- w/yard, WID, parking, low heat, near double-wide. A nice home at a great cations may be picked up after 11am campus. 332-3898. with new carpet. price, $34,OOO!! Contact Steve Barr- at 170 S. Grand, Pullman. Exp. pref. Jorgensen with Summit Realty NW The SOCIAL & ECONOMIC SCIEN- 105 Apts. For Rent LLC, 332-2255. Furnished or CES RESEARCH CENTER (SESRC) is accepting applications for tele- Great 10x55 manufactured home with unfurnished phone interviewers. This is a perfect low lot rent, gas heat and gas range, College Crest job for High School or College stu- new paint, comfortable living space, dents or anyone else looking for extra partially furnished, $8,000. Contact 332-6777 income. We operate in a team-orient- Steve Barr-Jorgensen with Summit ed environment. We require: Clear ·FREE high speed internet Realty NW LLC, 332-2255. 1535 NE MERMAN DR. Speaking Voice, Basic typing skills, ·$250 per bedroom Excellent reading skills. We offer: FOR SALE OR RENT Paid training, Evening shifts, must -o- Express Bus Route {SOg} 334·6408 12'x65' mobile home w/tipout in Al- work 12-20 hrs/wk, Pay $6.50- bion, 3 bdr, 1 ba, newer gas forced ·Individual Leasing $9.00/hr/bonuses/raises, Easy lo- air furnace and gas water heater, re- cation/parking/close to bus route/ Palouse, 1 bdrm. apt. Available first sealed roof, storage shed. Reduced users. pu Ilman. com/cca near campus apartments. Call 335- of October. $200/mo. + utils. Call to $10,500. Also avail. to rent @ 1721, or pick up application from (509) 878-1607. $425, pets allowed. With deposit 225 NW Terre View, 2 bdrm. 7:30-4:00/Wilson Hall 133, WSU or contact Steve Barr-Jorgensen @ $600/mo, storage, etc, d/w, wid & 2 bdrm.apts on College Hill. 3 bdrm. WSU Research Park/SESRC, Suite Summit Realty 332-2255. microwave in unit, no pets. townhouse on Sunnyside Hill. ORA F, 1425 NE Terre View Dr. Closing Quiet 2 bdrm daytight bsmt apt. All www.kipdev.com Call 334-7444. Rentals, 334-7700 or 334-2343. date for applications is 10/10/00. utils fum, $500/mo, 15 min. walk to FOR SALE MIDWAY PROPERTY campus. (509) 534-5200/979-3138. 14'x60' mobile home, 2 bdr, 1 ba pri- Helene's Property Placeuc Sign a lease today and get the 2nd vate country setting close to Pullman PUUMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT is ac- month's rent FREE! 1 BR apts. availa- 120 Rooms w/newly resealed roof, nice size liv- cepting applications for the following ble now with leases through Dec. and ing spaces, solid, includes WID, ex- Rm in 3 bdrm condo, fully fum., WID, position: Substitute bus drivelS. AM May. 3 blocks west of Sloan Hall on terior deck and includes-a waterbed!! and PM routes - training & driving in- 1:1~;fti~~~ililli~~I~~ijli great view, cable & intemet access, Maiden Ln. Call 332-2151 for an A great deal at $14,900. Contact avail ASAP. $300/ mo. 332-8460 struction provided. Call 334-3911 for fl For All Your Rental Needs! I::: appt. After hours (509) 595-2388. Steve Barr-Jorgensen @ Summit Re- application/more information. !:Wjm.itli!lfJjm~Yim.~l9.9.m alty 332-2255. AA/EOE. 150 NW Terre View, 3. bdrm., 125 Mobile Homes 15'13 Turner Dr..· 3 bdrm, 1 study, $690/mo, elc, d/w, wid hkup, play- 2 bdrm, very clean, 3 miles out in the 12x68 3 bdrm very nice older mobile House Boys needed for Gamma Phi Indry ·hook-up, disposal, $800/mo. ground, covered pkg, no pets. country, no pets. Available immed. home. Partially fum, new deck, & wd Beta. Lunches and Dinners. call Availabl~ nq"". Call Phong, 332-1018. www.kipdev.com Call 334-7444. $450/mo. Call 332-6983. stove. $6000 aBO (406)388-0576. Sharon 332-2839. NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2000 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 19 Tour of holy site sparks protests in Israel The Associated Press "The Temple Mount is in our Israeli soldiers near the West Bank town horns, a part of Jewish ritual. Sharon is JERUSALEM - Barely visible hands and must stay in our of Ramallah. Five Palestinians were not an observant Jew, though he has behind a wall of riot troops, the leader of injured by rubber bullets fired by Israeli forged close ties with ultra-Orthodox Israel's hard-line opposition toured a hands as the holiest place for troops. religious parties who back his hawkish Jerusalem holy site hotly contested in the Jewish nation." Israeli and Palestinian negotiators agenda. Mideast peace talks and sparked clashes are in Washington this week, holding The former defense minister said that left. police officers and Palestinian Ariel Sharon separate talks with U.S. mediators who Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak have been trying to resolve the key stick- made a "major mistake" when, during protesters injured. likud party leader Ariel Sharon, the burly leader of the ing point - rival claims to the peace talks, he offered to hand parts of Likud party, said he successfully demon- Jerusalem compound, once the site of Jerusalem to Palestinian control. strated that Israel is in charge of the were injured by stones. Three the biblical Jewish Temple, the holiest The Palestinians said Sharon's visit walled compound revered by Muslims Palestinians were struck by rubber bul- shrine of Judaism, and now home to two only proved that Israel is not the real and Jews alike. The Palestinians said lets, among them a teen-age boy with his major mosques that mark the spot sovereign over the holy site. the tour backfired because it under- school bag on his back, who slumped to where tradition says the Prophet "He (Sharon) thought that this place scored Israel's lack of control over what the ground, pressing his hands to his Muhammed ascended to heaven. belongs to the Israelis, but the way he is known to Jews as the Temple Mount bloodied mouth. Four protesters were Sharon denied he tried to provoke the entered, with thousands of police pro- and to Muslims as Haram as-Sharif, or hit in the head by clubs, including two Palestinians with his visit to the com- tecting him, was clear- proof to all the Noble Sanctuary. senior Palestinian officials. pound - the site of bloody clashes in world that the Israelis have no sover- The moment Sharon and six other The clashes - and West Bank 1990 and 1996. eignty here," said Faisal Husseini, a Likud legislators left. the site - to protests later Thursday - served as a "The Temple Mount is in our hands senior Palestinian official in charge of shouts of "Murderer, go home" - hun- bleak reminder of what could be in store and must stay in our hands as the holi- Jerusalem who was hit in the head dur- dreds of infuriated Palestinians broke if peace talks fail, and exerted new pres- est place for the Jewish nation," the ing a scuffle with police. into the compound and hurled rocks, sure on the negotiators. opposition leader said before donning a Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat said bottles, chairs and trash cans at helmet- "This is a message to the Palestinian skullcap during a visit to the nearby that in light of Sharon's visit, Arab and ed officers who beat back the crowd with delegation not to make concessions on Western Wall, a remnant of the Jewish Islamic nations should mobilize to pro- clubs and fired rubber-coated steel pel- Jerusalem," said university student Temple. tect the shrine. The visit drew condem- lets. Palestine Kamel, 23, as she and dozens He was cheered by Jewish worship- nation from the Arab world, including More than two dozen Israeli officers of fellow protesters hurled stones at pers and greeted by the sound of rams' the 22-member Arab League.

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